Sub-Zero  is one of the most respected luxury refrigeration brands in the world. Known for advanced dual-refrigeration technology and built-in refrigerators that keep food fresher longer, Sub-Zero appliances are often found in high-end homes and designer kitchens.
Our technicians regularly repair Sub-Zero refrigerators, freezers, and wine coolers.

Wolf appliances are famous for professional-grade cooking equipment, including ranges, ovens, cooktops, and ventilation systems. Their iconic red knobs and precise temperature control make them a favorite among serious home chefs.  We provide expert repair for Wolf ranges, ovens, and cooktops.

Thermador  is a premium German-engineered appliance brand known for high-performance ranges, cooktops, and built-in refrigerators. Many luxury kitchens in Orange County feature Thermador appliances because of their innovative cooking technology and elegant design.

Viking  introduced professional-style ranges to residential kitchens and remains one of the most recognizable luxury appliance brands. Viking products include ranges, ovens, refrigerators, and dishwashers designed for serious cooking enthusiasts.

GE Monogram  is the luxury appliance division of GE Appliances, offering built-in refrigerators, ranges, and cooking appliances with premium finishes and smart technology. These appliances are commonly installed in custom kitchens and require experienced technicians for proper repair.

Miele  appliances are engineered in Germany and are widely known for their durability and precision. Their dishwashers, ovens, and laundry appliances are considered among the most reliable and long-lasting on the market.

LG produces modern appliances with advanced electronics, smart features, and high-efficiency laundry systems. Many homes in Orange County rely on LG washers and dryers.

Samsung appliances combine technology with sleek design. Their refrigerators, washers, dryers, and kitchen appliances often include smart connectivity and innovative features.

Speed Queen is known for extremely durable washers and dryers designed for heavy use. These machines are often found in homes that want commercial-grade reliability.

Additional Appliance Brands We Service

In addition to the brands listed above, our technicians also repair many other appliance brands, including:

• JennAir

• Dacor

• Fisher & Paykel

• Electrolux

• Amana

• Kenmore

• Hotpoint

• Café Appliances

• GE Profile

• BlueStar

• Gaggenau

If you do not see your appliance brand listed, contact us anyway—there is a good chance we can still help.

• Your oven won’t heat up.
• Your oven does not bake evenly.
• Your range surface element does not work.
• The spark on your range burner is weak or intermittent.
• You’re having problems with the temperature in your oven.
• The oven light is out.
• The oven won’t turn on.
• The oven’s self-cleaning feature is not working.
• The oven will not turn off.
• The oven door does not close well or is hard to open.
• The oven fan keeps running.

Seeing all these common problems with some of your major appliances, it isn’t surprising at all if you admit to tinkering with your appliances first before you even think about calling D&V Appliance Repair in Orange County, CA. After all, there are a lot of great resources online on how you can troubleshoot any of these stuff.

The problem with DIY however, is that you often end up in more trouble than before you started.

• There is a chance that you’ll misdiagnose the problem, simply because a single symptom could mean a million different things.
• There is a chance that you’ll apply the wrong solution, or if it does fix the problem, it could end up to be only a short-term or temporary fix.
• There is a chance that you might handle or install some parts the wrong way, which means that you would have to buy the same part again and spend more money.
• There is a chance that you might get lost in the middle of the process, which means that all you’ll have left is a piece of appliance that is not any closer to working than before you started.
• There is a chance that you’ll cross a few wires wrong and you might get electrocuted, or worse, end up starting a fire.
• There is a chance that you’ll waste a lot of time trying to figure things out, prolonging the agony of not having a working appliance for you to use.

Seeing all the risks, it does seem that DIY sometimes seems too good to be true. For home improvement, it would probably be a great idea. But when it comes to appliance repair, it’s a whole different ballgame.